So do these public school employees need to be worried about their jobs? It's completely unfounded. I'll give you a couple of reasons why. First of all, The number of students in the school choice program are going to be about only one quarter of the number of students who are in charter schools. Charter schools haven't put public schools out of business in Grayson county, and neither will school choice. (02:37–02:47)
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Asserts that the school choice program will have about one-quarter the number of students as charter schools.
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